How to hire a co-op student? - University of Toronto Scarborough

Where do co-op students work
Location
Our co-op students work around the world. While the majority of
students are seeking work in the GTA, U of T Co-op students have worked
across Canada, in the United States, Europe and Asia. Students in our
International Development Studies program complete their placement
in Africa, South and Central America.
Industry
Co-op students aspire to work in
a variety of sectors including:
Federal Government
Provincial Ministers/Government
Municipal Government
Telecommunications
Museums & Heritage
Transporation
Financial
Hospitals
Research Institutes
Energy
Pharmaceutical
Education
Arts & Entertainment
Technology
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Selected Employers
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City of Toronto
Bell Canada
City of Pickering
Environment Canada
Harbourfront Community Centre
Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities
Whitby Mental Health Centre
University Health Network
Sanofi Pasteur Limited
Ontario Power Generation
RBC Financial Group
CIBC Technology & Operations
Toronto International Film Festival Group
National Historic Sites Alliance of Ontario
Town of Markham
GO Transit
Symcor
Greater Toronto Airports Authority
Caseware International Incorporated
Electronic Arts Canada Incorporated
Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
Testimonials
She has done a tremendous job in setting up
a system to accept new pieces of art work
and manage the Hospital’s current art
collection…Based on the research conducted…
(these) efforts have set a new benchmark for
the management of an art collection within a
healthcare environment.
Tammy LaRue
Southlake Regional Healthcare Centre
”
Daily work and her creation of special
features have added significant value to our
business by increasing our channel page
views and revenue opportunity in some of
our key channels…..an invaluable resource to
our team.
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Barbara Fletcher
Manager, Bell Canada
As a health care centre affiliated with the
Uof T, we hire Psychology students to work
under the supervision of a team of health care
professionals dedicated to assessing and
treating patients with memory disorders.
U of T Scarborough Co-op students are well
equipped to handle the demands of the job,
bringing skills in psychological observation
and assessment, sound knowledge of research
methods and relevant academic knowledge.
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Dr. Guy Proulx
Director, Psychology, Baycrest
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We have recruited many U of T Scarborough
Co-op students in recent years, and will
continue to do so. They have proven to be
capable, mature workers who get up to speed
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fast and really deliver the goods!
Ray Clement
Ministry of the Environment